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17th November 2009

Photo with 4 notes

OK, maybe you knew this already knew this, but somebody is making a movie about Ed Emberly. With this and Where the Wild Things Are, I’m starting to think my childhood is becoming a gold mine for film ideas (note that I didn’t say good film ideas). I guess I’d better hurry up and buy the movie rights for Kid Pix before it’s too late! I already know how it will end.

OK, maybe you knew this already knew this, but somebody is making a movie about Ed Emberly. With this and Where the Wild Things Are, I’m starting to think my childhood is becoming a gold mine for film ideas (note that I didn’t say good film ideas). I guess I’d better hurry up and buy the movie rights for Kid Pix before it’s too late! I already know how it will end.

Tagged: Kid PixEd Emberlydrawingbooksfilm

3rd October 2009

Photo reblogged from Walk While Reading with 15 notes

walkwhilereading:
Sure everyone’s talking about Where the Wild Things Are. All that talk is completely warranted. I have to admit though, I’m REALLY looking forward to taking my daughter to Roald Dahl’s The Fantastic Mr. Fox, brought to life by Wes Anderson. I love Roald Dahl, I love Wes Anderson, this really is going to be a win, win.
Agreed.

walkwhilereading:

Sure everyone’s talking about Where the Wild Things Are. All that talk is completely warranted. I have to admit though, I’m REALLY looking forward to taking my daughter to Roald Dahl’s The Fantastic Mr. Fox, brought to life by Wes Anderson. I love Roald Dahl, I love Wes Anderson, this really is going to be a win, win.

Agreed.

Tagged: moviesfilm

24th September 2009

Video

The film presumably shows a fast-paced tracking shot through the tunnel in which Lady Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales, died in a car crash. At first the viewer seems to remember seeing these images in the media. But in reality the set is a true to life, cardboard mock-up of architectural details. Under closer inspection, one also realizes that instead of reproducing reality Thomas Demand creates a perfectly-constructed model world.
Thomas Demand’s Tunnel (1999) on ubuweb.

Tagged: artphotographyfilmubuweb